The citrus zest was whatever I could get that looked good at the time. Did not record what I had, but I recall 1 lemon, 1 lime, 2 blood oranges, and 2-3 other misc citrus. All were zested during the mash

The first 10 quarts were collected into a separate pot for the "imperial" and 1lbs of sugar and .5oz of Glacier hops were added to this pot and boiled for 60 minutes.

At the end of the full batch boil the "imperial" was added to a carboy and topped off with the normal wort. The other carboy just had the normal wort run into it.

After fermentation the imperial lacked the balance I was hoping for so I racked it into another carboy and pitched a supply of bugs. To be sampled in 6-12 months.

The beer that took first in the belgian/french category was 1 gal that was leftover from the normal batch that I stuck into a 1 gal jug and pitched orval dregs into and let ferment for a while (at least 4 months).

The normal wit recipe is very tasty but does not do well in a competition as a wit.